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Do Now: Map of the Brain

Stay informed with important announcements for your science class. Learn about lobes of cerebral cortex, cerebral cortex functions, and how the brain works. Participate in sensory mapping lab and understand sensory nerves. Submit lab analysis through exit slip.

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Do Now: Map of the Brain

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  1. Do Now: Map of the Brain

  2. Important Announcements • Teachers will be submitting grades on Tuesday February 9th • Your science grade will be based on.. • 7 assignments/standards • Who am I project • Labs (2) • Exit Slips (4) • Vocabulary Quiz (average of 3)

  3. Lobes of Cerebral Cortex processing and receiving sensory information decision-making, problem solving and planning Vision memory, emotion, hearing and language. coordination of voluntary motor movement, balance and muscle tone Cerebellum

  4. Video: How the Brain Works

  5. Post-its: OPINION QUESTION Where on the skin are human’s most “sensitive”? 1. Write your name on the post-it. 2. Stick your post-it on the figure on the whiteboard where you THINK the skin is most sensitive. No SEXY Parts

  6. Lab: Mapping Sensory Nerves • Read and annotate page 1. • Answer the PreLab Questions (including 2 checking for understanding questions)

  7. Lab: Mapping Sensory Nerves Analysis Questions • What does it mean to feel a 1 or a 2? • More 1’s = less sensory nerves • More 2’s = more sensory nerves Turn in your lab in the exit slip tray. Be sure to complete the DATA TABLE!

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